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1/17/2019 Webinar: Updates for Developing Custom Visuals for Power BI by Ted Pattison

In this week’s webinar Ted Pattison will be covering how to develop Custom Visuals for Power BI.

Power BI has supported the development of custom visuals since its initial release. However, the custom visuals platform has been constantly evolving and has recently been updated to support dynamic module loading which makes it possible to develop custom visual for Power BI using the latest versions of D3.js including D3 version 5. Join Ted and Chuck as they discuss the current state of the custom visual platform and explain how you how to take advantage of the most recent enhancements.

When 1/17/2019 10AM PST

 

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Ted Pattison is an author, instructor, co-founder and owner of Critical Path Training, a company dedicated to education on Power BI, Office 365 and SharePoint technologies. He is a 12-time recipient of Microsoft’s MVP award and for last three SharePoint releases Ted has worked with Microsoft’s Developer Platform Evangelism group researching and authoring training material for early adopters. Ted has already taught hundreds of professionals how to get started building custom business solutions using Microsoft technologies.

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